Has anyone tried NanoTips for their gloves?

[spray____]

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Get the F off your cell phone and ride your damn motorcycle. Jeez.... How does anyone have any fun these days..?

Getting lost is more fun than following a GPS. Who needs a touch screen watch that does the same thing as the phone in their pocket? Lol Seriously..... Technology makes people useless. Want to eat, drive by a place and try it out. Nope, gotta read 15 reviews from people who may not have the same taste in food as myself.

I have to disagree. Exploring is fun, getting lost is a pain in the ass. If you want to take some random turns and see what you can find that's one thing. If you have a time and place to be somewhere and you end up somewhere else that isn't fun. GPS isn't just for telling you how to get somewhere, its for avoiding traffic and giving you a heads up so you can get in the right lane before you see the street you're looking for. I don't always have time to memorize the 15 turns I need to make to get to a place I've never been to and am never going back to.

Also I'd rather find out a restaurant is a ******** before I spend my money there.

 

[The_Marl]

Get the F off your cell phone and ride your damn motorcycle. Jeez.... How does anyone have any fun these days..?

Getting lost is more fun than following a GPS. Who needs a touch screen watch that does the same thing as the phone in their pocket? Lol Seriously..... Technology makes people useless. Want to eat, drive by a place and try it out. Nope, gotta read 15 reviews from people who may not have the same taste in food as myself.

Get off my lawn ya darn whipper snappers!!!

 

[spray____]

Get off my lawn ya darn whipper snappers!!!

 

[The_Marl]

 

[kiwi]

update to this: webbikeworld review http://www.webbikeworld.com/r5/nanotips-review/

Also another product that does the same thing: http://www.anyglove.com/
which it looks like is used by US Armed forces etc..

 

[kiwi]

I have to disagree. Exploring is fun, getting lost is a pain in the ***. If you want to take some random turns and see what you can find that's one thing. If you have a time and place to be somewhere and you end up somewhere else that isn't fun. GPS isn't just for telling you how to get somewhere, its for avoiding traffic and giving you a heads up so you can get in the right lane before you see the street you're looking for. I don't always have time to memorize the 15 turns I need to make to get to a place I've never been to and am never going back to.

Also I'd rather find out a restaurant is a ******** before I spend my money there.

Thats the same reason I use my GPS.

 

[Matthew.Tremayne]

I have to disagree. Exploring is fun, getting lost is a pain in the ***. If you want to take some random turns and see what you can find that's one thing. If you have a time and place to be somewhere and you end up somewhere else that isn't fun. GPS isn't just for telling you how to get somewhere, its for avoiding traffic and giving you a heads up so you can get in the right lane before you see the street you're looking for. I don't always have time to memorize the 15 turns I need to make to get to a place I've never been to and am never going back to.

Also I'd rather find out a restaurant is a ******** before I spend my money there.

I guess some people have better memories and a sense of direction than others lol. Shouldn't be playing with the GPS while riding or at a light. Pull over and take your one glove off, you lazy sack of potatoes.

 

[spray____]

I guess some people have better memories and a sense of direction than others lol. Shouldn't be playing with the GPS while riding or at a light. Pull over and take your one glove off, you lazy sack of potatoes.

Even Rain Man can't remember every turn he'll ever need to make. Even with superior memory and sense of direction, you seem to have forgotten all the other reasons I mentioned for using a GPS.

No one said anything about using while riding, or using it at lights, you just inferred that. It's about being able to use a touch screen with gloves on. While I admit it's a first world problem, it's a problem that the rest of us are solving. Personally, about one out of every ten times I put my phone in it's waterproof case, I manage to nudge the map and scroll it so it doesn't follow me around anymore. Is it a huge problem? No, but it's annoying. If my case and gloves weren't touchscreen friendly, I'd have to unzip my cuff, take my glove off, and unzip the case just to press the "follow me" button.

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